TESU DBA $40K+ Worth it if you have tuition reimbursement?

[bjcheung77]

SO, I received an email from TESU a couple of days ago with their link to the "Invention Magazine".  It was an interesting read...

I noticed someone on the board in that edition!  Anyways, I've seen a few articles/blogs/brochures in regards to their program.

I think if it is paid for (somewhat) by work, maybe worth it, for example, work may pay $5k/year and after 2-3 years, it's 15k off.

For me, I'm looking forward to either a DBA such as this one or the Cumberlands, Walden Phd Management, or WestCliff DBA.

DBA: https://www.tesu.edu/business/dba and IM Link: https://www.tesu.edu/current-students/invention

[suzycupcake]

SO, I received an email from TESU a couple of days ago with their link to the "Invention Magazine".  It was an interesting read...

I noticed someone on the board in that edition!  Anyways, I've seen a few articles/blogs/brochures in regards to their program.

I think if it is paid for (somewhat) by work, maybe worth it, for example, work may pay $5k/year and after 2-3 years, it's 15k off.

For me, I'm looking forward to either a DBA such as this one or the Cumberlands, Walden Phd Management, or WestCliff DBA.

DBA: https://www.tesu.edu/business/dba and IM Link: https://www.tesu.edu/current-students/invention

I couldn't help but notice that every single story in there mentioned Merodie Hancock in it. Super weird I thought.

Sorry - nothing to do with your subject but it seemed just SO WEIRD to me.

[SteveFoerster]

Especially if someone else is footing the bill, or most of it, then I don't see why not. It's not Wharton, but it is a perfectly serviceable state university.

Out of curiosity, if Cumberlands, Walden, and Westcliff are on your list, what about places like UMGC (fka UMUC), Wilmington U., or Baker College?